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Current ExhibitionPaul Anthony Smith
Lands Abroad 22 January - 28 February 2026 LondonCentring on two series, the exhibition features eleven new paintings that reflect postcolonial cultural identity, diaspora, and the landscape.Learn more
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Current Exhibition
‘To continue painting’:
James Bishop and New York 15 January - 28 February 2026 New YorkThis exhibition brings together eight paintings and eleven works on paper spanning ca. 1960 to 1987, a period of notable productivity, invention, and recognition for the artist.Learn more
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News & Press
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JAMES BISHOP, AN AMERICAN HERMIT IN BLĒVY
Tussle Magazine 5 February 2026Too few and far between, James Bishop’s exhibitions in New York are always an event and this one is no exception. The artist’s previous show in the city was at... -
‘To continue painting’: James Bishop and New York
The Brooklyn Rail 4 February 2026‘To Continue Painting’: James Bishop and New York —eight paintings in oil on canvas and eleven on paper, all made between about 1960 and 1987—is a revelation. Marking the late... -
Fluency Without Progress
Quiet Modernism 3 February 2026James Bishop’s paintings are often approached as quiet abstraction. They don’t resist the eye, and they don’t announce difficulty. Looking feels competent here. Forms are contained. Scale is humane. Color... -
Hilary Pecis x RxART at Gracie Square Hospital
New York, NY 12 February 2026RxART's collaboration with Gracie Square Hospital will enhance the activity rooms and the group therapy room in the Young Adult/College Student unit. In this program, the average length of stay... -
Antoni Tàpies: The Perpetual Movement of the Wall
Museu Tàpies, Barcelona 12 February – 6 September 2026The monographic project Antoni Tàpies: The Perpetual Movement of the Wall will consist of an exploration of the artist’s work on the basis of his exhibition contexts and forms. Continuing... -
In Conversation: Molly Warnock with Amy Sillman and David Reed
Timothy Taylor, NY 28 January, 6pmJoin Timothy Taylor for a conversation with curator and writer Molly Warnock, along with painters Amy Sillman and David Reed inside 'To continue painting’: James Bishop and New York ,...
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